It is possible to provide the same configuration to an Avaya IX™ Workplace Client that will work both when it is connected to the external public Internet, and when it is connected via an internal corporate network.
Which statement describes the recommended technique used to do this?

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It is possible to provide the same configuration to an Avaya IX™ Workplace Client that will work both when it is connected to the external public Internet, and when it is connected via an internal corporate network.

Which statement describes the recommended technique used to do this?

KOSSIBA LANTONKPODE · Accepted Answer

DNS mapping is configured in Avaya Aura® Device Services (AADS) to return FQDNs rather than IP addresses; the Client resolves the FQDN to correct server address by DNS or local hosts file.

KOSSIBA LANTONKPODE · Answer

The Client automatically selects a different Avaya Aura® Device Services (AADS) profile when connected to a Public Internet Service Provider (ISP) based on an IP address subnet mapping table downloaded by Avaya Aura® DeviceServices (AADS).

KOSSIBA LANTONKPODE · Answer

Avaya Aura® Device Services (AADS) returns the configured list of all Public and Private IP address that the Client should attempt to connect to.

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The Client must be statically provisioned with the list of server IP addresses that it should attempt to connect to (both private and public).

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